St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-08
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit Defeats PittSburg---The
Other Go nteSiS.

DETROIT, June -Four singles, two
doubles, wild throw by Calvin and
Whitney'S tumble in the seventh gave
the home club five runs and the game
to-day. Two doubles in the ninth gave
them another. The visitors scored but
once in the second, when McKinnon hit
safe and got around on passed ball, an
out and Il hit Both teams fielded mag
nificently, Whitney and Smith eSpe-
clally doing fine work. Shindle made
his first appearance on the home
grounds and showed up well at the bat,
but Gid not get much chance at fielding.
The grounds were still soft and hitting
was almost an impoSsibility. Score:
Detroit. 40 o U o D 5 o l-6
PittsbuTg. 80 l 0 o 0 0 0 OIL
Earned runs, Detroit 3, Pittsburg L /; errors,
Detroit ., Pittsburg 3; baseuhits,4 Detroit 10,
Pittsburg 10; two-base hits, Shindle, Brouth-
ers, Rowe, Richardson 2; double plays, Cole
man and Kuehne; first base on balls, REILLY,
Richardson, Hanlon, Whitney and Miller;
first base on errors, Detroit L, Pittsburg 1;
struck out by Weidman 4; passed balls.
Miller /, Briody L; umpira, Doescher.
A RuN-GETrING GAME.
PHILADELPHIA, June THE game
to-day between Philadelphia and New
York was of the See-Saw order. Daley
was in the box for the home team, but
was knocked out in the third inning,
after eight hits and nearly as many runs
had been made off him. Buffinton was
then brought i'll and he was handled
nearly as rough before the third hand
was retired. Beginning with the fourth
inning, however, Butfinton regained
his grip and the Giants failed to score
after that. George pitched for the first
four innings for New York, but after
twelve runs had been made off him he
retired in favor of Tiernan. The Phila-
delphiaS went to the front again in the
fifth, scoring three times on a three-baSe
hit, base on balls and Il tumble. They
had made four runs i'll the eigth, when
Umpire Connolly put an end to the
agony by calling game on account of
darkness, Score:
Philadelphia .-.-..I 8 Q 0-15
New E aoIk ;;:;:..i NIL; y 0 o q Oh
a; base hits, Philadelphia Is, New York
81; two-base hits, Wood, Daley ., Herman,
Richardson; double plays, Mulyey and Gun
ming, Irwin and Cusick, O'Rourke and
ming, Wood, Butfinton, Mclaughlin 2,
DALEY, Gore, Ward, Conner; hit by pitched
ball, Buthnton; first base on errors, Phila-
delphia 4; struck out, Wood, Mclaughlin,
Conner, Gore; passed balls, Brown 2; wild
pitches, George 2; errors, Philadelphia 3,
New York 4; time, 2:15; umpire, Council.
BEATEN BY THE HOLSTERS.
INDIANAPOLIS, June T.-Chicago Suf-
fered defeat to-day at the hands OF In
dianapOliS in well contested game and
in the presence of about $500 people,
Both sides were retired in one, two,
three order up to the fourth inning,
when the home club scored two earned
runs on single by GlaSscock, three
base hit by Shomberg and Seery's out.
In the sixth and seventh innings Chi
cagO tied the game, Flint leading off in
the sixth with tWO-baSe hit and COM
ing home on Denny's error, and Pfeffer
scoring in the seventh on single by
himself, a wild pitch by Healey and Will
iamSon's base hit. The eighth inning
was blank for both sides, but in the
ninth GlaSscock made base hit, ShOm-
berg got his base Oh balls, stole second
and Seery drove the ball past William
son, bringing i'll the two runners. Score:
Indianapolis Q 2 0 0 3-5
Chicago ....... o q o l o 0 1-3
Errors, indianapolis 3, Chicago 4; earned
runs, indianapolis =, Chicago l; base hits
indianapolis 8, Chicago z; twobase hits,
Flint, Ryan; three-base hit Shomberg; first
base on balls ShOm5erg, Sullivan; struck out
Heeley, Haskell, ShOmberg, Bassett, Flint;
wild pitch, Healey; time As; umpire,
Pearce.
WASHINGTON, June THE Washing
ton-BOStOn base ball game was post
poned on account Of rain.